I have an ASA5510 with VPN enabled but only for the VPN clients for all my staff here. Now we have aquired another company in Singapore and I have purchased an 837 as well as a pix 506E. I need to setup the VPN between these 2 sites, the contracting company has just advised me they know nothing about the command line in Cisco. I am a little knowledged in cisco but not for VPN and would like some advice on how to get this done..
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Call cisco
The support is good ( you DID buy the smartnet support, didn't you? )
They can help you configure these, and will even console in (if you let them) at the other end, instead of having novices there trying to do the config.
Another option is to do the config, capture the config to a txt file, and email it to them, and have them drop it in place.
Good luck with that.
They can help you configure these, and will even console in (if you let them) at the other end, instead of having novices there trying to do the config.
Another option is to do the config, capture the config to a txt file, and email it to them, and have them drop it in place.
Good luck with that.
12th Mar 2007
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I would like to call Cisco, but unfortunately we have no direct contact with Cisco from the middle east, it is all tied up with vendors and the support is slow and crappy, not even they know what they are doing here in Dubai.. So i'm sort of stuck...
owen@...
12th Mar 2007
Sorry, but I haven't personally done VPN with the equipment your using, so that was my best shot.
Good luck.
Good luck.
jdclyde
13th Mar 2007
Why not purchase a Cisco Softnet contract?
Its around 50 US for the 837 but will give you 24 x 7 access to the Cisco TAC Engineers, and extended access to Cisco.com for knowledge base and IOS downloads...
Here's one we sell:
http://www.ciscohardwaremaintenance.com/catalog/SMARTnet-SoftwareUpdates-CON-SW-category-1-p-151641.html?currency=USD
Jon
Its around 50 US for the 837 but will give you 24 x 7 access to the Cisco TAC Engineers, and extended access to Cisco.com for knowledge base and IOS downloads...
Here's one we sell:
http://www.ciscohardwaremaintenance.com/catalog/SMARTnet-SoftwareUpdates-CON-SW-category-1-p-151641.html?currency=USD
Jon
secure@...
16th Dec 2007
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VPN
You should have ASDM and PDM for your devices to make it easier. Try this.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6120/products_getting_started_guide_chapter09186a00805e2929.html
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6120/products_getting_started_guide_chapter09186a00805e2929.html
13th Mar 2007
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Cisco
you can create vpn tunneling for both firewalls, but i never tried tunneling thru Firewalls. did your gateway is cisco? if so, you can make simple tunneling between routers and it will be easy to deploy.
15th Jun 2008
